Nasser Says Egypt Won’t Be Turned Communist
Cairo insists Islam and Egypt remain non communist and that arms from Czechoslovakia are sold on a purely commercial basis. Nasser says the arms will enforce peace, not trigger war, and Egypt will maintain an independent, Islamic state policy.
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United Fund Campaign Plans Discussed in Elyria
Plans for the United Fund drive starting October 17 in Elyria are outlined by the Employer Participation Committee. Co chairs include Ben Golecen and Harley Reese with Edgar Martin C. Hager Burkhard and Frank Oldenburg among members. The drive aims to raise 300660 dollars across 28 appeals with labor partners soliciting in the effort.
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Morocco Exiles Sultan Arafa Amid Nationalist Upheaval
Rabat dispatch reports Sultan Sidi Mohammed ben Arafa of Morocco deposed as riots surge. he flees with entourage towards Tangier for exile in France. French protectorate pressures and independence demands marked the end of Arafa’s reign.
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Moroccan Sultan Flees as Cabinet Reorganizes Power
In Tangier the Moroccan Sultan Abd al-Hafid left Rabat with a 25-member retinue as the cabinet divides duties to govern during the president's medical absence. The move aims for orderly rule, giving home rule to nationalist groups amid unrest and French mediation. The plan centers on a three-man council and coordinated department leadership under Arafa and Moulay Abdullan ben Moulay Abi.
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Near Normal Temperatures Predicted for Regions
Washington reports that most of the nation will see colder than usual October weather, while the South may have above normal temperatures. The North Atlantic states, Ohio Valley, and Far West are expected near normal, with the coldest in the Northern Plains and the warmest areas unspecified.
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Light turnout forecast for Cleveland mayoral primary
Cleveland voters prepare for Tuesday mayoralty primary with five candidates in a nonpartisan race. Expect Celebrezze and Bartunek to lead the ballot, leaving Republicans without a candidate for November for the first time in over a decade.
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Bread Price Sliced To Cent In Local Price War
In St. Marys two supermarkets slash bread prices to a penny a loaf after four weeks of alternating cuts. The gimmick aims to prove not being undersold with a 10 loaf limit per customer while other bread types move at normal prices.
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Navy secretary clears Landy of guilt by kinship in case
Secretary Thomassaid Landy’s charges were dismissed as a matter of kinship not policy. Landy, 21, an honor graduate of Kings Point, had been denied a Navy commission because his widowed mother was a Communist. Thomas later reversed three Navy boards and ordered Landy’s commission awarded, noting the relationship was maternal, not political. Senator Case urged policy changes to inform applicants of security allegations and allow responses.
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Forgetful thief leaves car after movie lapse
Riverton Wyoming UP reports Jack Geraud’s car was stolen while he watched a movie. The thief abandoned the vehicle a block away after Geraud forgot to lock the tank, and his wife’s absent mindedness is noted.
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Film Star James Dean Killed In Auto Collision
Hollywood reports James Dean 24 died in a California highway crash while driving a Porsche sports car en route to Salinas for a race. Stunt man Rolf Wuetherich was gravely injured. Donald Turnupsede escaped with minor injuries. Dean had just finished Texas film Giant and rose to fame after East of Eden.
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Chrysler M ay Pick Site Today
Chrysler Corp may choose a site for a 3.1 billion auto body stamping plant in the Akron Cleveland Toledo region. The Detroit announcement contradicts an earlier report that the plant would be built in suburban Brooklyn.
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Hi and Lois Debuts From Beetle Bailey Veterans
Suburban life humor expands in a new daily strip to trace a family of four. Mort Walker and Dik Browne, renowned cartoonists, join to craft Hi and Lois with Walker supplying gags and Browne the artwork.
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Janet and Louise devastate regions as hurricanes sweep nations
Hurricane Janet slams across the Caribbean and Mexico, with up to 150 mph winds killing hundreds and leaving nearly 10 000 homeless. Separate storm Louise hits Japan’s Niigata area, destroying 1 100 buildings and displacing thousands while Americans evacuate nearby bases. Local floods and winter chills affect parts of Texas and the Midwest as smog, rain, and cold spread across the United States.
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Poetry Is Timely
Dr. Walter M. Crittenden a poetry professor at the University of Southern California reads Casey at the Bat to a modern poetry class in Los Angeles as he notes the World Series influence on verse.
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Lorain Man Hurt In Barroom Fight
Roy Blackburn, 32, of jfA9 East Nth St., was treated for a small lip laceration and released from St. Joseph Hospital after being struck by Ball Davis at the Greenwell Bar. The incident occurred on Globe Ave. and East 2th St. yee.
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